Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-06-02

master at Ridgway. The resignation was
accepted.
Tho Pennsylvania Editorial AsSoeia-
tion will 20 on an excursion Ia Luray Cav
cn and the Virginia Natural Bridge this
year. sThe excursion viii leave Harrisburg,
juno 2lst
We have so far omitted TO mention
the marriage of editor Focht, Of the
Lewlsburg Saturday Ne,cs To Miss
Edith Wolf, OF Minliuburg, which hap
py event took place to-day two weeks
ago.
"A large barn on one Of the Valen-
tine farms, situate near Rellefonte, was
destroyed ny fire the forepart of last
week. along with its conteuts, consist
ing of some straw and farming imple-
ments.
A. A. Frank, with ID. :. Kaufman
Il Co., has been summoned To Spring
Mills on business. lie is engaged the
greater part uf the week in taking an
invoice of |. J. Grenoble's stock of
goods, which has been purchased 10y
Mr., Henry Krumrine and J. III. Bibby.
CARD OF TnANKs.-My hearty
and sincere thanks are hereby extended
To the people of my charge who haye
lately presented noe with suit of cloth
es, valued ut twentY-four dollars. |
wish to thank all that contributed to it,
aud will also pray that each one of
them, when life shall end, may be
found clothed in the beautiful gar
ments of salvation. So mote it be.
c. WoRTMAN.
oh Oh ! This bowling. jumping
raging toothache ! would give any
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you much. Is cents will get you bot.
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Drops. Guaranteed. For toothache
and neuralgia the Great Zingara has no
equal. Keep them in the house, they
may save you hours Of agony.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY d CO.,
Philadelphia Agents,
Sold by j. Eisenhuth, Millheim, Pa
The following item reminds us OF
the bad habit some of our boys and girls
have in hanging on to the rear end OF
wagons passing along the streets and the
danger connected with it. we hope it
will be taken as warning
Clarence, a l0.year old son Of Mrs.
Washington Damn, Of Lock Haven met
with distressing accident on Monday.
He climbed up behind buggy and in
some way thrust his leg through the
spokes of one of the rear wheels. The
limb was SO much mangled that it was
amputated and the child is now in IA
critical condition.
CARD OF THANKs.-J.ieut. ". w.
Bierly Post, 29S, G.. A, r., desires TO
return their sincere thanks to the citi- |
zens of IIaines Penn and Miles town
ships. and Millheim borough, and par
ticuiarly to the ladies, for their valua-
ble assistance in making the exercises
on Memorial Day success. Also To
bands, drum corps, rs we'll us to Reys. |
Swengle, Hickman, Dotterer and BI-
som and Col. JAS. p. Coburn.
by order of
Attest: o. w. NANVALGN,
w. \. TOBIAS, ,Adjt. Post Com.
TIL. f,ilav~iny nnrauraph In going
the rounds among our exchanges
Farmers are cautioned to be aware OF
circulars or blanks sent TO them with |
stamps for return postage with the re-
quest that they be filled out, ostensibly
for the purpose of showing the condi
tion of crops in the vicinity. In short
time you will be surprised at the return
of this piece of paper, to which youl
signature is attached, transformed into
a bona fide promissary note which has
been discounted at some bank, and
which you will have TO pay.
THE \ AMERICAN AGRICULTURIsT AS
A DAILY. ."-During the continuance
Of the great Dairy and Cattle Show,
held in New York City in the second
week of May, the american Aqricultur
tst Monthly, issued daily paper on the
grounds every morning at ten O'Clock,
eighteen pages, describing the scenes
and incidents from day to day, and pre-
Senting illustrations of the various cat
tie and farm implements as premiums
were awarded them. Every number con-
tanned from thirty to forty engravings
of cattle, etc., etc. 1t was rather OF
novelty for the Veteran American ID
now not far from its fifthieth
ANNUAL MEETING OF PENN Town
SHIP SCHOOL BoARD.-The Board of
Directors of Penn School District will
meet at Coburn, Monday, June 9th,
above the pCst-oflice at o'clock, a. M,
to audit aud settle the Treasurer's ac-
count and to attend to such other busi-
ness as may be presented. All persons
having bills to present will do so before
10 o'clock, a. m.
The collectors are requested to attend
and be prepared to settle accounts.
The township Auditors will meet at
| O'Clock p. M, to audit the accounts,
and Directcrs-elect to organize new
board.
BY order of the Board,
BENJAMIN KERsTETTER,
A. r.. ALEXANDER, Prest.
Sec'y.
The Memorial Services in the Evan
yellcal church at this place on Sunday
forenoon were attended by large
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